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Which societal institution is most criticized in "An Introduction"?

AEducation and its limitations

BMarriage and patriarchy

CReligion and spirituality

DGovernment and politics

Answer:

B. Marriage and patriarchy

Read Explanation:

  • In "An Introduction," Kamala Das critiques the societal institutions of marriage and patriarchy.

  • The poem highlights how these systems impose restrictive roles on women, limiting their freedom and self-expression.

  • Kamala Das challenges the norms that define women primarily through their relationships with men, particularly through marriage, and the broader patriarchal structures that confine women to traditional roles.


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